In 2024, Singapore introduced a significant change to its divorce laws by allowing couples to divorce by mutual agreement. This new legal framework provides an additional ground for divorce, aiming...

Divorce is a significant legal and emotional process that marks the end of a marital relationship. In Singapore, the divorce process is governed by the Women’s Cha...

Divorce is often a challenging and complex process, and if it becomes contested, it can become even more complicated. In many cases, the best option for both parties is to agree to a simplified unc...

In Singapore, a divorce can only be granted if the marriage has irretrievably broken down. There are four legal grounds to prove this: adultery, unreasonable behavior, desertion, or separation.  ...

Several factors must be considered when initiating a divorce in Singapore, starting with determining whether the Singapore courts have jurisdiction over the case. A divorce can be filed in Singapor...